Northville High School Physical Education Welcome!

1. Northville High School Physical Education Welcome!

2. Success Criteria • By the end of this slideshow, I can: • Introduce and recognize all of my Physical Education Teachers • Demonstrate a clear understanding of the Daily Participation Grade • Explain what to do in the event of an Absence or Illness • Tell a peer how each Marking Period Grade is calculated • Describe each of the Fitness Tests and understand how the Fitness Tests impact my overall grade • Leave with a clear understanding of what will be expected of me as a student in this Physical Education class

3. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS Northville High School

4. Advanced Swim & Lifeguarding Cross Country Coach Track & Field Coach Team Sports Health Mr. Dalton

5. Advanced Conditioning Physical Conditioning Health Baseball Coach Mr. Kostrzewa

6. Individual Sports & Racquets Recreation Team Sports Officiating Football Coach Mr. Ladach

7. IB Sports, Exercise, and Health Science Health Team Sports NHS PBIS Ms. Masciulli

8. Success Criteria Who are the four Physical Education Teachers?

9. GRADING POLICY Physical Education

10. Marking Period Grades 50% Participation 5 Point Rubric (each day) Multiplied by number of class periods 50% Tests & Quizzes Skill Evaluations Written Quizzes on class content Strength Tests (Conditioning Classes) Final Exam Grade Presidential Physical Fitness Testing Semester Grade 40 / 40 / 20 Your P.E. Grade

11. 5 Point Rubric 50% of Grade Daily Participation

12. Your participation Grade is worth 50% of each marking period grade All students have the opportunity to earn 5 points per day for participation (see rubric): It is the responsibility of each student to model respectful and responsible behaviors at all times Students shall participate with a high degree of enthusiasm and outstanding effort while participating in all activities Students shall demonstrate exceptional personal & social skills, and sportsmanship at all times Participation Grade

19. Success Criteria Do you have a clear understanding of the Daily Participation Grade?

20. Don’t miss class! What happens if I am absent? Attendance

21. Students must be present to earn participation points... It is the responsibility of the student to contact their teacher to communicate an Excused Absence… failure to communicate and/or make up missed work due to an Excused Absence will result in a loss of ALL participation points for the absence. Students will automatically lose 5 Points if the absence is Unexcused Excused & Unexcused Absences

22. Students CANNOT make up Unexcused Absences Excused absences must be made up within 2 weeks of the absence PE Department Policy on Make Up Assignments: First Absence Students shall complete 60 minutes of activity on their own outside of school Students must accurately complete and submit a PE Activity Log within two weeks of the absence Every Subsequent Absence Students must report to the main gym during seminar on A Days Students must arrive by 7:30am – late students will NOT be accepted Students must complete a 30 minute jog Participation points will be earned based on student performance as it relates to the Physical Education Department’s daily participation rubric Make Up Work for Excused Absences

23. In addition to being present, all students must dress appropriately for P.E. classes. Proper shoes and clothing must be worn The NHS Dress Code is in effect during PE classes No short shorts No cutoff shirts Alternative assignments may be given to students who choose not to – or are otherwise unable to participate. Failing to dress appropriately for class will result in a loss of participation points. Dress Appropriately

24. What if I am sick? Do I have to dress for class? Yes, students are always required to dress for class – unless they have a doctor’s note that excuses them from all activity. If you are so sick that you cannot participate, you shouldn’t be in school! However, if your parents demand that you attend school while you are ill, you must dress and then speak to your teacher. Your teacher will determine what activities you shall participate in To be excused for more than one class period, students must have a doctor’s note. If not, you will lose points for each day that you do not participate in physical activity… Discuss Extended Illness/Injury What if I am Sick?

25. What if I am injured, and I cannot participate? To be excused from participation, we require a doctor’s note. Therefore, you must still dress for class. However, if you are legitimately injured, and you have yet to see a doctor – get dressed for class, and your teacher may excuse you from certain activities. To be excused for more than one class period, students must have a doctor’s note. If not, you will lose points for each day that you do not participate in physical activity… Discuss Extended Illness/Injury What if I am Injured?

26. In the event of lost points due to an uncorroborated injury/illness – a student may be required to make up lost points This must be done during A Day Seminars as described on a previous slide. Failing to make up lost points within 2 weeks will result in a zero for that particular assignment Illness / Injury

27. Success Criteria Tell the person next to you what to do in the event of an Absence or Illness

28. “We’ve got the conference meet today! I need to rest up, so I am going to sit out today, okay?!” If a student-athlete chooses to sit out on a game day – (s)he will receive a ZERO for the day In the unfortunate event that this happens – you can expect your teacher to have a conversation with your coach All student-athletes are expected to dress and participate on game days. We will do our best to exclude you from participating in activities that will keep you from performing at your best in the game Editorial Comment: If you can’t jog for 10 minutes during the warm up, you probably shouldn’t be playing Preferential Treatment

29. Students can (and will) lose Points for demonstrating unacceptable behaviors such as: Lack of Participation Unsportsmanlike Behavior Insubordination Inappropriate Language or Communication Any other disciplinary action listed on the participation rubrics or covered by the teacher: Not cleaning up at the end of the hour Not spotting a partner in the weight room Lost points cannot be made up. Student Behavior & Discipline Problems

30. The other half of your grade * * * * * The average of all written quizzes and skill assessments make up the remaining 50% of the student’s marking period grade Tests & Quizzes

31. All students will take Written Quizzes in their Physical Education Classes These quizzes will test student knowledge in the following: Game Play Etiquette Rules & Strategies Conditioning Classes: Training Applications, Health & Lifestyle Benefits, Lifting Techniques, Safety Procedures, etc. Written Quizzes

32. All students will assessed on their ability to properly execute skills and techniques that have been taught and practiced in their respective Physical Education classes. Examples include – but are not limited to the following: Proper execution of the Overhand Serve during a Tennis unit Proper execution of the Bench Press in a Conditioning class Proper execution of the Set Shot during a Basketball unit Skill Assessments

33. Expectations???

34. Success Criteria Tell a peer how each Marking Period Grade is calculated

35. Physical Fitness Testing * * * * * The Final Exam is worth 20% of the semester grade Final Exam

36. The Final Exam is the culmination of all Presidential Physical Fitness Tests: Students are tested at the beginning of the semester Students are tested again at the end of the semester Students will be tested in five areas of physical fitness: Upper Body Strength… Push Ups Low Back & Abdominal Strength… Sit Ups Agility… Shuttle Run Flexibility… Sit & Reach Cardiovascular Endurance… One Mile Run Fitness Testing

37. Students are required to participate to the best of their ability on ALL pre and post tests. Students are required to meet or exceed the National Standards for physical fitness These standards are determined by the President’s Council for Physical Fitness, and the standards are based on the student’s age and gender The National Standards represent the 50th Percentile… simply put, we are asking our students to score higher than half of the students their age and gender Some students may encounter difficulty in reaching the National Standards for fitness. Fitness Requirements

39. Any student that encounters difficulty in meeting the National Standards for physical fitness will have the opportunity to alter the standard(s) by setting a goal. It is the responsibility of the student to set goals that are challenging yet attainable. If agreed upon by the teacher – these goals will alter the curricular standard for that student Important Note: any student who fails to give maximum effort on any of the fitness tests will be prohibited from altering any of the standards. What if I cannot reach the National Standards?

40. Students can set goals by completing the Fitness Goal Sheet and turning it in on or beforeFriday, February 16 Goal Sheets can be found on our teacher sites. It is important to note that students who set goals must… “Check In” at 7:30am during blended seminar on the following dates: Monday – March 5, 2018 Wednesday – March 28, 2018 Wednesday – May 2, 2018 Re-do each fitness test that they have set a goal for during all three of the “Check In” dates… plan ahead! What is the process for setting goals?

41. Success Criteria Describe each of the Fitness Tests and understand how the Fitness Tests impact my overall grade

42. Marking Period Grades 50% Participation 50% Tests & Quizzes Final Exam Grade Physical Fitness Testing Semester Grade… the grade on transcripts Marking Period 3 (40%) Marking Period 4 (40%) Final Exam (20%) Your Grade - Review

43. OTHER IMPORTANTTOPICS Physical Education

44. Get to class on time, every time… Be through the double doors to avoid a tardy (1B) Report directly to the locker rooms Get to Class On Time

45. Report to the Locker Rooms Get dressed immediately Lock up your belongings… discuss When starting class, stay in the locker room and sit down until you are dismissed to the gymnasium Electronic Devices… Absolutely None!!! Locker Rooms

46. Electronic Devices… Absolutely None!!! Do not bring them with you to class. If you do – do not take them out. If we see you with a cell phone (in the gym, in the PE classroom, in the hallway, or in the locker room) – you will be written up. Please abide by this important policy. Cell Phones & Other Electronic Devices

47. When dismissed from the locker rooms Report directly to your attendance lines Do not get any equipment out… “leave the toys alone and sit down” Warm Up All students will give maximum effort while participating for the duration of the warm up You can do it! After the warm up, go back to your lines Starting out the Right Way

48. Each of you signed up for a specific Physical Education class: Perhaps you signed up for Racquet Sports because you like badminton or tennis Maybe you signed up for Team Sports because you want to play basketball or volleyball You may have signed up for Conditioning because you want to lift weights – or get into shape Maybe you don’t want to be here at all. Maybe you’re here because you have to be… Sorry! Whatever the case may be, students are expected to participate to the best of their ability in a positive manner each and every day The Fun Part

49. Students are always in a hurry to leave their gym classes. Please understand the following: All students will clean up the equipment at the end of the hour All students will go to the locker room when they are dismissed from activities All students will stay in the locker room until the dismissal bell rings, and they will NOT crowd around the doorways… sit on the bench All students will take their belongings home with them Do not challenge us on any of these procedures The End of Class This is what happens when students leave the locker rooms early.

50. Be to class on time – every time, and remember what to do if you are absent Bring clean clothes every day, and take your belongings with you every day Leave an emergency set of gym clothes in your school locker for the day when you forget your clothes. Lock everything up every day, and do not bring anything valuable to class with you Advice